From the sound of this you are talking about a double-close in which I momentarily take ownership of the property and would either have to get a transaction lender or set up two escrows and have the buyer fund the escrow for my end, in which I would lose out on the closing costs of the first deal, correct?

The CORefi will basically drain your equity up to 75% LTV on the property and you’ll be stuck paying that higher mortgage payment for the duration of your ownership.

When you see "Trophy", "Pride of Ownership", or "Irreplaceable location" in a listing, that's code for "no cash flow"People don't buy in Cali because they're looking for (day 1) cash flow. 

It sounds like you can get ownership of the property, end up paying taxes for it, and then still not be able to use the property.

If only they would treat these more like ownership and just make sure it is kept at BMR whether rented or sold.

My investment partner is putting in most of the equity and I’ll have ownership of ~20%.

My understanding is that an LLC (I'm looking at Wyoming) doesn't put your personal information on any public record, but an associated business bank account may make ownership/signer information available to the public and/or creditors?

We have found that residents usually have no problem paying more rent if they feel like the ownership cares about their experience, and shows it by making improvements to the park. 

Back in 2006-2012 they called these loans the home ownership accelerator (HOA) mortgages.

After those hours are paid THEN all profits are split according to percent ownership.